[Macworld]

Post your comments for Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks join CS4 update parade here

[davebarnes]

I voted NO on recommend this story as it is a regurgitation of the Adobe promotional material and not a real review.
I am seeking a full-on real review as $600 USD for an upgrade is a lot of money. Even for me.

[Scorp_56]

Man, that bones tool on Flash CS4 looks sweet. I doubt my company will upgrade though. Hope they won't forget about us CS3 users. But, alas, I fear they will ...

[stevedave]

I'm wondering if Adobe bothered to fix all the Intel bugs in Dreamweaver that forces it to be run in Rosetta mode (or completely change how you build websites, it's up to you really). This has been a known problem for well over a year and I have heard nothing about it being fixed.
Or is CS4 the fix to all the problems with CS3?

[tallscot]

Finally Flash gets features LiveMotion 1.0 had years ago! Yippee!!
The witch (Flash timeline) is dead!

[Speed_Racer]

davebarnes said:

I voted NO on recommend this story as it is a regurgitation of the Adobe promotional material and not a real review.

This is Macworld's news section. Most things here aren't reviews. That's what the reviews section of the site is for.
If they do manage to render CSS correctly, It'll be about time. Dreamweaver has always had terrible rendering of CSS, especially anything marginally complicated.

[Grapho]

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davebarnes said:

> I voted NO on recommend this story as it is a regurgitation of the Adobe promotional material and not a real review.

This is Macworld's news section. Most things here aren't reviews. That's what the reviews section of the site is for.

If they do manage to render CSS correctly, It'll be about time. Dreamweaver has always had terrible rendering of CSS, especially anything marginally complicated.

Amen to that. I don't use Dreamweaver for CSS anymore. It is atrocious. I code my basic layout, then I use CSSEdit for the rest of it.

[Grapho]

I noticed that too. This should be very cool indeed. I always thought that Adobe killed LiveMotion to quickly with out really giving it a chance.